Christ Consciousness

When I was 13 I was trying to explain to a friend what God meant to me. Her beliefs were informed by the church and she found what I was saying incredibly offensive. Unfortunately that ended up our friendship.

What I believed in back then was pretty similar to what I believe in and experience now.

A few years ago while I was deeply immersed in spiritual practice in India, I started to experience encounters with Jesus and Mary Magdalene. I knew very little about either of them at that time. Yet as I was laying in relaxation in my hotel room, I was experiencing an unmistakable sense of these two beings visiting me.

I didn’t know what to make out of it. But each time I had to cry and feel my heart blasting open in incredible recognition and devotion.

The church defined Jesus as the saviour. In fact he was an Essene teacher and healer who taught each person to discover and embody their own inner Christ.

Yeshua was an initiate: a bright being completely dedicated to Truth. His teachings appear very simple on the surface, yet contain the whole science of yoga, the transcendental way of divine union through meditation. His words are not just words of wisdom but seeds of Consciousness that we already carry inside.

Each of us is a conduit of Christ Consciousness, of Divine Love and Eternal Peace.

The greatest realisation a human being can make is that what we seek is already within us and that the true purpose of Life is to remember yourself as Love.

Once we settle in the inner kingdom of Consciousness, the soul pierces the veils of matter and uncovers the Intelligence of God omnipresent in the heart of all things.

As our awareness grows, we naturally start to embrace, embody and ooze the Universal Christ Principles: Love, Compassion, Patience, Forgiveness, Generosity, Peace, Faith, Divinity, Charity, Oneness, Humility, Gratitude and Non-judgment.

May Christ Consciousness be fully revealed on this Planet. May all beings recognise themselves as That.

This is what my work is dedicated to in its essence.
It’s a privilege to serve That.